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Show Sunday Herald 'Eshkol To SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1968 Utah Water Outlook Appears Good Visiton To Excellent, Report Indicates LBJ Ranch "ShuLAKECITY (UPI Mista) fa is: sou i Before chance that man of the Commission, would fly of December. in Washington today to cor federal personnel matters Suit Is Filed chief al events in Against ne it in the afterm: h of the Arab-Israeli war la June SALT LAKECITY 5-10. A Johnson was expected t his nse to Eshkol’s re for 50 F4 Phantom jets, heavy medical expenses, With the youth are his sister, Kay, 20, and father, Dr, David Dela- |Herald Want Ads Bring Results At Laws Possible Special Session On Welfare By NORMAN MARTIN jmostly in the field — highways, BOISE (UPI) — Idaho's leg-|law enforcement and fish and islative leaders were in Boise| same. | The committee, headed jointly| Fiscal and Budget Committee of sibilities of a special session|by Senate President Pro Tem INVENTORY CLEARANCE BERNINA DEMONSTRATORS $ SAVE $ Shop meat save fresh only— Albertson's fresh department and on Greenland, halibut... now ¢ lb. SMOKEDFILLETS........... wees te 6% SWORDFISH... i, 98c FRESH OYSTERS........ ren phe. 986 FISH STICKS NORSEA FROZEN GROUN BEEF Albertsons Lean, Fresh = * AY APPLES ELECTRIC $8.00 SCISSORS ........... $6.49 TAPE $ 39 MEASURE |........... $19 WHITE THREAD $1.99 $2.29 (G00 'yd) visio eae REG, lb. (0): TOMATO SOUP Banquet, assorted, quick and Campbell's, excellent for easy to prepare. cold winter days. S | ® CRACKERS GRAPEJUICE WISS PINKING SHEARS .. WIss SCISSORS $7.95 5» 89° Parkay ..seseeeceeeeens MARGARINE “:. FURNACE FILTERS 1-INCH 39 2-INCH =59° ed with creamy custard and topped with chocolate icing. Each 1§] BREA 10 Albertson's Sandwich 4 1-lb., $ White or Whest. . 5-oz. loaves FRIED CINNAMON ROLLS 88° WE DO HEMSTITCHING AND MAKE BUTTONHOLES ALKA SELTZER 95 OR ness cceees for $ only ECLAIRS HAVE YOUR SCISSORS SHARPENED FOR S0c— DAVE BORGET and BM, JENSEN, Agents 332 West Center ot 374-5520 = MIRACLE WHIP oxensor ..ccecse- 49 1,00 Cia for $ only DINNERSer 19° 56 49 a ™$5.95 Royai Garnet ...... CAKE MIX" 3 rea sue:oe : 69 Bo kee os 33° Supreme Saltines Ielb. package ..... eee MEAT PIES": | Fresh, flaky shell fill- NOW Hershey's to reclassify young men who protest against the administrations handling of the Vietnam war. From Our In-Store Bakery... Delicious no.* 40 of proposed constitutionality the FROZEN DINNERS For only Local SAVE ON NOTIONS (12 up cones) ........5 DETROIT (UPI)—The Amer filed suit against the draft em, charging that Selective ice Di Gen. Lewis ALBERTSONS HALIBU CARLTON BABY PANTS NOW that his cards close to the chest,/sents the western states with an| waiting to determineits sinceri-|unprecedented opportunity for| ty. There was pressure from/growthin the travel and recrea-| some quarters to give it a test. tion field.” UNPITTED PRUNES11.0. pis. 2.2.02... .. 39 $64 Draft System can Civil Liberties Union has but probably would return {o talk, Johnson continued to play |cutback in foreign travel “‘pre- directive ordering local hoards Washington sometime early next week to whip the documents into final form As diplomats continued to ALBERTSONS the Idaho Legislature has been! and review some new disaster|R. H. (Bill) Young, R-Namy: told that federal laws would! suppression techniques, Lt. Gov, Jack Murphy, and| prevent plans by thelegislature) ‘The Legislative Council, made| House Speaker William Lanting, to give more local control to jup of the top brass of the Leg.) R-Hollister, votedd to establish county welfare councils. islature, met in a regularly|the new fund with $1 million Bill Child, director of the |schi eduled morning meeting.|and with periodic refinancing. state's Public Assistance Then, the legislative leaders! The recommendationswill be partment, said federal laws re- from both parties met with|considered by the special sesquire that a single state agency Gov. Don Samuelson in the af-|sion, if Samuelson andhis legiswith a fulltime staff manage ternoon over the need for a) lative leaders decide a session welfare cases including eligibilis necessary. ity of recipients. jents. heLeg'slature’s egislature’s fie.fire study stud i Rep. Jenkin Palmer, R-Ma- committee, another power laden’ Sree distor. fond would be endowed with money from lad, co-chairman of the com- legislative’ group, has &Pithe estimated $3.6 million surmittee that has spent the past proved proposals to establish a expected in the general six months looking into public nacural resources and conserva-| va fyn welfare in the state, asked Child tion disaster fund and training if it was possible to put more ‘am in disaster relief work The committee also discussed |with representatives of timber welfure control at the county y staté employes who work |protective associations new level where “they are aware of|——————-—-_— the local situations.” FRENCH AID ; [acreage tax levies forfire fighting costs, The timber men proBut Child said, “no, county A CSAs French o posed a higher maximum of 15 eouncils cannot we public company today agreed assistence. It id be 2 viola- provide free gasoline for Britsh |cents per acre for timber lands tion of state andd federal laws.” drivers in the famed Monte jnorth of the Salmon River, and The 1967 Legislature enacted) cori race next month. British|S¢Ve" cents an acre for lands statutes creating the county currency export restrictions do| south of the Salmon, eouncils, Some 25 have been ap-lnot allow enough money for the] The disaster and conservation pointed by Gov. Don Samuel- drivers to buy their own. fund would offer relief in the event of any type disaster withson, They are to consist of five members and will work with in the state, including epidem-' agbengal of the Department would not preclude a county ad-|ics or floods. of Public Assistance. ministered program as long as} Child said the federal restric- the state agency is the overall Japan’s Mt. Fuji rises to an tions on welfare operations’ supervisor, elevation of 12,388 feet. * $.79 meas- id said it would m ure and suggesting a combined opporiunity to see effort to get tourists into the merica west. his ranch for several more days probe the latest Hanoi offer to|governors Idaho Looks | Idaho Legislators Discuss REG. their support of the ‘The ACLUfiled the suit here deficit “provides.greater oppor... otter.” Congress pectET He was expected to remain at Rampton told the western|Friday. It challenges the se field, a University of Northern Iowa professor, (Herald-UPI Telephoto) THREAD tunity for domestic trave' Ramp'on Iso sent letters to the western governors seek Eshkol will give Johnson a) Goy, Calvin Rampton, in the Hershey “insists on playing God breather from his heavy concen- telegram to the judge and jury to those tration on the bulk of new caid he believed the cutback to vacationer, domestic or foreign, persons subject to the Selective totes ae _ pe ~ we reduce the balance of payments everything that nations abroad Service System.” FRIENDS IN NEED arefriends indeed, That's what John Delafield, 18, Cedar Falls, Iowa, learncd about his high school classmates, Young Delafield lies in a hospital bed at Younkers | Memorial Rehabilitation Center after arriving in Des Moines, Iowa, from Fresno, Caiif., | where motorcycle accident in November left him paralyzed from the chest down, John’s return te Iowa was paid for by $2030 collected by his classmates, who wanted to help meet | BOISE (UPI) — The powerful Saturday to smoke out the pos- (UPI executive has of President jo reduce foreigi speediest fighter bombers used in Vietnam. atteetdie t 43° OREM --- PROVO PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., WED. 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